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Personality changes can be the most challenging aspect of dementia care.
Dementia poses many challenges, both for people struggling with it and for those close to them. It can be hard to witness and cope with common behaviors that arise
CHARLEVOIX — Citizens at a recent public input meeting sponsored by the Health Department of Northwest Michigan conveyed their frustration at the dysfunction
Asset Management One Co. Ltd. decreased its position in Universal Health Services, Inc. (NYSE:UHS – Get Rating) by 10.7% in the 4th quarter, HoldingsChannel reports. The institutional investor owned 24,663 shares of the health services provider’s stock after selling 2,949
Millions of parents who take their children to the doctor this year will hear devastating news: “Your Medicaid coverage has been canceled.”
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That’s because all 50 states are undertaking the biggest reshuffling of health insurance coverage since the Affordable
When we think of watermelon, it’s just the pink portion of the summer fruit that comes to our minds. In fact, when we cut it open, we immediately keep the seeds aside to dump them in a dustbin. It’s a
- Amelia Papadimitriou is studying to be a doctor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Nicky Joseph and David Velasquez are studying medicine at Harvard Medical School.
- They outline a pilot program that uses health care interactions to help poor patients
The hope is that with earlier detection of autism, families can get early access to support and services.
CHARLOTTE, NC — Simple health records could help doctors detect autism sooner.
Let’s connect the dots.
Duke University researchers are using a
It’s well known and long-established that walnuts can help improve heart health.
Walnuts contain alpha-Linolenic acid (ALA), an essential omega-3 fatty acid that helps keep the heart pumping normally and may help prevent blood clots, per WebMD.
Now, a new
Ontario has reached a funding agreement with optometrists that increases some payments to them and changes eligibility for some assessments, including less frequent general eye exams for seniors.
As of Sept. 1, people aged 65 and older will be covered